底 (そこ, soko) Japanese meaning: bottom | KotomoraThere are many creatures at the bottom of the sea.
The soles of my shoes are wearing out.
Usage patterns
〈物〉の底が抜けるfor the bottom of something to fall through/break
The bottom fell out of the old bucket.
底が浅いto have a shallow bottom
This pot has a shallow bottom, so it burns quickly.
〈物〉の底がすり減るfor the sole (of shoes, etc.) to wear down
Since I walk every day, the soles of my shoes have worn down.
Expressions· 11
夜の底dark of the night; deepest night 心の底bottom of one's heart; deepest feelings 奈落の底depths of Hell; bottom of the abyss · abyss; inescapable situation; rock bottom 底をつくrun out of; be depleted; dry up · hit the bottom; bottom out
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底知れずbottomless; unfathomable; immeasurable 底知れぬbottomless; unfathomable; immeasurable
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raising the standard; raising the floor; improving the bottom
hidden reserves of strength; latent energy; real strength
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bottomless; endlessly deep; infinite
thick soles; thick-soled footwear
bottomless; having no bottom · boundless; unbounded; extreme · imprudent; indiscreet; careless · extremely heavy drinker · freefall; plunge
riverbed
bottom price; rock-bottom price; lowest price
true character; underlying nature; inner feelings
flat bottom
stable after bottoming out; firm at the bottom
insole · perforated divider in a food steamer
round-bottom; round-bottomed
subsoil
leased land; land under leasehold
plantar flexion
true intention; underlying motive
bottom-dwelling fish; bottom fish
ballast
blister on the sole; corn
sole leather; sole
